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Thursday 24th

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  • 24-07-2014 10:38am
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    Bateman
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    Next year's Guineas winner runs at Leopardstown tonight, but in which race, the 17:25 or the 18:55? :)


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    shmeee
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    Bateman wrote: »
    Next year's Guineas winner runs at Leopardstown tonight, but in which race, the 17:25 or the 18:55? :)

    Derby winner in the first race anyway! Some names in that race also.


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    shmeee
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    O'Brien gamble on in the 6.25 Leopardstown.

    Cocoon, she will have come on from first run and form of that race has worked out nicely, 3 ahead of her (4L's in 7th she was) 2nd, 5th and 6th have won since. 2nd that day is fav this evening, Raydara.

    Opened @ 10s, into as low as 7/2 now in places. Tiny bit of 5s left. Had a bet @ 5s, was asleep all morning looking at the price drop and didn't bother having a bet whatever I was at.


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    Bateman
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    It's a very interesting card to be fair, every year I say I am going to start going to a couple of these Thursday meetings and every week then there seems to be a reason why I can't.


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    Backstreet Moyes
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    A friend of a friend has a few horses in the stable and he said they have waited a long time for a special horse to name John F Kennedy. The fact he is joint fav for the Derby before running probably says enough. Obviously couldn't back him tonight but i am looking forward to watching him.


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    Bateman
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    Nuts102 wrote: »
    A friend of a friend has a few horses in the stable and he said they have waited a long time for a special horse to name John F Kennedy. The fact he is joint fav for the Derby before running probably says enough. Obviously couldn't back him tonight but i am looking forward to watching him.

    Yeah Ted Walsh was waffling away recently on the box about the naming thing in Ballydoyle, apparently the missus is in charge of the naming thing and that, like you say, they were waiting for this one for a long time.


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    Warper
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    Got a tip for Cocoon as well in the 6.25. BP 7-2 now which i took


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    Peintre Celebre
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    Nuts102 wrote: »
    A friend of a friend has a few horses in the stable and he said they have waited a long time for a special horse to name John F Kennedy. The fact he is joint fav for the Derby before running probably says enough. Obviously couldn't back him tonight but i am looking forward to watching him.

    There is some nonsense posted here. Is your friend's friend John Magnier?


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    BorneTobyWilde
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    Spic' N Span 16-1 ew 5.10
    It's a good price to me . Really like it's place chances here

    Two turtle Dove 12-1 ew 5.10
    Same race. Kept on in last 3 races. Should win this!


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    Peintre Celebre
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    Bateman wrote: »
    Next year's Guineas winner runs at Leopardstown tonight, but in which race, the 17:25 or the 18:55? :)

    He would news to be special if its JFK. How many colts do you see win over a mile first time out at two and still be able to win over a mile early at three


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    Francie Barrett
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    Authinger, Esteban and Egyptian Warrior treble. Pays 38/1


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    DyldeBrill
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    Have a tip here for Tulsa jack limerick 5.35
    got it off Gv if thats anything to go by. Don't think its serious value atm with it at 13/8 but how or never


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    rossom
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    Peintre Celebre wrote: »
    He would news to be special if its JFK. How many colts do you see win over a mile first time out at two and still be able to win over a mile early at three

    Well Camelot was introduced in this race and had race solely at a mile when winning the Guineas so it's definitely possible!


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    Deco99
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    Francie Barrett wrote: »
    Authinger, Esteban and Egyptian Warrior treble. Pays 38/1

    What race is esteban?


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    rossom
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    JFK didn't look great at all. Would be surprised if he's anywhere near good enough to win a Derby.


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    Ian Whelan
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    Peintre Celebre wrote: »
    There is some nonsense posted here. Is your friend's friend John Magnier?

    Very harsh. It could easily be Michael Tabor either.


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    Deco99
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    DyldeBrill wrote: »
    Have a tip here for Tulsa jack limerick 5.35
    got it off Gv if thats anything to go by. Don't think its serious value atm with it at 13/8 but how or never

    Cheers.


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    FrKurtFahrt
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    DyldeBrill wrote: »
    Have a tip here for Tulsa jack limerick 5.35
    got it off Gv if thats anything to go by. Don't think its serious value atm with it at 13/8 but how or never

    Well done!


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    Ian Whelan
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    Agnes Stewart - 6:25pm Leopardstown - After her first run (a win) the trainer said:

    "She could be very good. She wasn't the easiest filly to do anything with at the start but she always did her canters very nicely. The dam won over a mile and a half and was a good filly and the sire won a French Derby so she is probably in the wrong hotel being bred to stay! . Billy gave her a lovely ride and was very impressed. When I was giving him the leg up, I told him she would run well but that she'd improve for the run. And she did run well and she probably will improve a ton."

    Boyles are 1/4 the odds 1-2-3. I am having a punt each way at 6/1 there.


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    Chesty08
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    DyldeBrill wrote: »
    Have a tip here for Tulsa jack limerick 5.35
    got it off Gv if thats anything to go by. Don't think its serious value atm with it at 13/8 but how or never

    Nice drift on her to 9/4. Cheers


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    Bangor Billy
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    DyldeBrill wrote: »
    Have a tip here for Tulsa jack limerick 5.35
    got it off Gv if thats anything to go by. Don't think its serious value atm with it at 13/8 but how or never

    Cheers. Nice drift as well.


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    shmeee
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    JOB got dusted there, and look what won, a friend of this board, Jack naylor, drifted all the way out to 14s also. ****!


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    Bateman
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    Jekyll & hyde stuff from JOB tonight


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    DyldeBrill
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    Ffs had a msg written out and it didn't post. This is what happens wen your on ur fone. ithout after calling had supreme Vic and have authinger in the next at limerick in a double. Got authinger at 3/1 dnt know what he is at now.


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    Peintre Celebre
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    rossom wrote: »
    Well Camelot was introduced in this race and had race solely at a mile when winning the Guineas so it's definitely possible!

    Anything is possible but extremely unlikely. Getting a mile at this stage is generally middle distances. Sure even Generous won over 5 furlongs, there are some exceptions to the rules (though he falls into the outstanding category)


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    Francie Barrett
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    Francie Barrett wrote: »
    Authinger, Esteban and Egyptian Warrior treble. Pays 38/1
    Was always a long shot.

    Going to do Egyptian Warrior e/w to try and win my stake back. Joseph O Brien says that Donnacha is apparently better than him, so with 10lbs in hands, let's see how he does.


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    #27
    Bateman
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    They may have gotten it totally wrong but they way these Ballydoyle horses come on from their races...stating the obvious but only because it's true.


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    BorneTobyWilde
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    Strandfield Lady 10-1 ew 8.05
    I like this.


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    #29
    Nonoperational
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    You certainly come up with some corkers mate.


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    Francie Barrett
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    BorneTobyWilde wrote: »
    Strandfield Lady 10-1 ew 8.05
    I like this.
    You little sh1t :pac: thought I had that one in the bag.


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    turniphead
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    BorneTobyWilde wrote: »
    Strandfield Lady 10-1 ew 8.05
    I like this.

    Great shout! Why did you fancy him? 14/1 sp:eek:


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